sqeasy

Small wrappers to make usage of Go’s sql-package with a CockroachDB database easier to maintain, by for example
mapping variables to positional arguments.

Examples

Map columns to destination values

Instead of summing all destination variables in Scan(), map the columns onto your variables with sqeasy.SelectColumns
and have them scanned into them.

var db *sql.DB
var (
    colA      string
    timestamp time.Time
    count     int
)
columns := sqeasy.SelectColumns{
    {`a_column`,    &colA},
    {`"timestamp"`, ×tamp},
    {`COUNT(*)`,    &count},
}
row := db.QueryRow("SELECT " + columns.ExprList() + " FROM table")
err := columns.Scan(row)

Use named parameters

Instead of the $1, $2, $3 etc positional parameters in your queries, use named ones. Bind values to the names
using sqeasy.NamedParams.

var db *sql.DB
params := sqeasy.NamedParams{
    {"colA",      "notthis"},
    {"timestamp", time.Now()},
}
query := "SELECT * FROM table WHERE a_column != :colA AND timestamp < :timestamp"
row := sqeasy.QueryRow(db, query, params)

The same sqeasy.NamedParams could be used to for example generate INSERT statements.

var db *sql.DB
params := sqeasy.NamedParams{
    "a_column":  "this",
    "timestamp": time.Now(),
}
query := "INSERT INTO table (" + params.ExprList() + ") VALUES (" + params.Params() + ")"
row := sqeasy.QueryRow(db, query, params)